The Amp Garage

The attention to detail is awesome.
Especially the front upper and lower narrow panels being let into the sides.

Imho, the Celestion Blue is Roquefort in a 5E3.

Thanks for those tips, very useful - especially on the "open" time and temp.
It seems that I will have a lifetime's suplpy of hide glue granules,
assuming the dog doesn't find them at some point

Thank you Billyz,
I'm looking at an el cheapo wide-neck baby bottle warmer that can be left on and held at 140°F or so.

This week I also dug up a data sheet which suggested 150-250g / m2 which would be around about half a pound per 4x10 cab. That is probably on the generous side.

Hello from over the pond, may I pick your brains about hide glue? Does anybody have rough a rule of thumb for the quantity of hot hide glue for tolexing your average cab? This also relates to the size of pot to use to get the job done in one go. I can order granules by the kilo which is slightly ove...

Very, very cool amp there.

Louie Ramirez, yes - that reminded me of his track - "Love it Up"
www.youtube.com/watch?v=WcYhvn5R9ew&ind ... QX91u4LEU7
I had that LP for a while, until an ex-GF threw all my collected vinyl on the bonfire.

For 4 x KT88 bass use, I'm thinking 200W OT like the large Partridge iron in the old HiWatt PA amps. I'd like park a schematic here which I drew up a while back for Chief Mushroom Cloud. It is the 4 x KT77 Burman Pro 4000 bass amp from the late '70s. Huge custom iron and tone stacks that actually wo...

Very impressive, both inside and out.
It kind of looks like it has patina already, maybe that is dull colour of the sand-block 1k and the shade of the perf boards.
Beautiful and inspiring.